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Mortgage News for Wednesday - March 31, 2004

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• Many older Americans losing homes after struggling to pay taxes
• Fannie, Freddie Had Adequate Capital
• Westbrook Technologies' Solution Helps Mortgage Lender Boost Potential Revenue Earnings
• Finance: Do-It-Yourself Credit Counseling
• Midwest Hiring Slowdown Dims Job Hopes
• ANZ establishes mortgage franchises
• BofA to take over Fleet Thursday
• US Mortgage Applications Drop, Rates Rise
• Gatineau housing remains a bargain market
• States offer home financing for those in need
• For many in middle class, home isn't where the job is
• Construction rebuilds its economic respect
• HOUSING: First-time buyers to be frozen out?
• Consumers not concerned about poor job market
• Integrated Mortgage Announces Purchase of Building, Plans to Relocate Headquarters
• Allied Home Mortgage Capital Corporation Opens New Branch Office in Sayreville, NJ
• Missed Opportunity on Mortgage Reform
• Early Detection Of Mortgage Fraud
• Mortgage brokers may need annual accreditation
• Brown: Deciding on early mortgage pay-off can be tricky
• Long and short of mortgages
• Getting the most from your home
• First Franklin Releases Streamlined RapidRefi Program
• Countrywide Financial Corp. Intends to Be Number One
Mortgage News
Long and short of mortgages - 2004-03-31
What's the smart thing to do if you're renewing your mortgage: Go long or go short?

You can carve your mortgage into two equal chunks with a new product from the Bank of Nova Scotia, on sale until July 31.

The bank is pouring money into prime-time television ads, which show a couple arguing about their mortgage and shouting "long" and "short" at each other.
Read the full story at Toronto Star
 
Getting the most from your home - 2004-03-31
Purchasing a home generates all kinds of joys -- the satisfaction of not paying a landlord, the pleasure of having your own space -- and best of all, the tax deduction.

Mortgage interest on your primary home is deductible unless your mortgage balance is more than $1 million or you used the proceeds of the loan for something other than buying building or improving your home.
Read the full story at CNN/Money
 






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